>> on 1/20/05 10:47 PM, Bryan Kattwinkel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >>> I picked up a US Robotics 56K modem without the power brick. USR doesn't >>> print the power spec on the modem and doesn't give out that info on their >>> web site. If you have a 56K sportster, could you look on the adapter and >>> tell me if it is 9V AC 800ma?
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